Good recommendation, @gofmiwok ~ Here’s the link the Midwestern Doctor’s Substack for those who want to investigate further:
FWIW, here’s an article from Steve Kirsch warning against the use of DMSO directly in the eye:
I have no medical knowledge related this type of use of case (Steve’s issue is not cataracts), so this is simply FYI, for those who are interested.
I live in ohio & have cataracts. Any suggestion of a surgeon?
Thank you!
Thank you, Metta, it is always imperative to heed all sides of any issue; unless, of course, your name is CDC, FDA, or Anthony Fauci, moron !
A high quality red light at 670nm can be used to activate mitochondria and decrease inflammation in the eye. Can be beneficial solo or as pre- and post-op therapy.
He/She does actually. There are over a dozen different posts on DMSO and many have it at the bottom.
Have to disagree. 5 times I have had opthamologist confirmed cataracts and 5 times the doctors were surprised to see them reverse. I have an immune deficiency, have been sick often with various viruses, bacteria and mold, and apparently become highly oxidatively stressed. Reversing that reverses the cataracts. Most “in the industry” will say this is not possible, but it is in the medical literature.